On a landfill in the Czech Republic found Audi RS Q E-Tron, who took part in Dakar

The illegal garbage training ground is located next to the city of Yirzhiks in the northwest of the country. Local journalists reported that a huge amount of industrial garbage, which poses a threat to the ecology, is located on the territory of the landfill. The Czech authorities began an investigation that could turn into multi -million fines for the German automaker.

Audi turned the electric buggy project for the Dakar rally last year, after which she decided to dispose of the existing prototypes of the machines. At a landfill in the Czech Republic found elements of the chassis with the on -board number “224”. This electric buggy was piloted by the athlete Matthias Extra, who took ninth place in the race.

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In addition to the remains of the electric car, the landfill contains approximately 230 tons of industrial waste, including parts of other cars, batteries and boards, as well as elements of wind generators and glass fiber. The mayor of the city said that these waste is a serious danger to the ecology of the region.

According to the investigation, dangerous garbage under the guise of ordinary plastic was brought to the training ground by the German company Roth International. Audi representatives confirmed that they are working with this company. In particular, specialists were instructed to dispose of the prototypes of electric buggy. The manufacturer from Ingolstadt began its own investigation, which can lead to multi -million fines for all organizers of an unauthorized landfill.

In early February, in England, a dump of Jaguar electrocrospects was discovered. About two dozen models expected to recycle due to dangerous batteries.

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